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Mark Thompson's sitting in for John on this 4th of July week,

and there's some big news today.

A lot of it's legal, and so I'll get right into it.

We'll be talking a lot about these legal cases.

In fact, I'll mention that the senior national correspondent over at News Nation, Brian Enten, first to break the news of that plea deal, he'll join at 235.

But right now, the guy, I mean, brilliant legal analyst for ABC News, joins us to discuss

the Diddy trial and the verdict.

Welcome to Royal Oaks.

Hey, Royal.

Hey, you're too kind, Mark, and I got to say, I don't know if you had a rooting interest to

hear about Sean Diddy Combs, but he got off pretty easily.

I mean, as of yesterday, as you know, we talked about how the jury was thrown up their hands.

We can't decide if he's a racketeer.

So he's looking at a second trial on that, maybe Halloween.

And he could have gone away for life.

Instead, not guilty across the board, except a couple of counts where he moved women across state lines for prostitution purposes, and he's looking at probably in the range of four years behind bars, if that.

So this is a big relief for calls.

Yeah, so the, I guess let's do the verdict first, and then I want to, and the, uh, what will likely be

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